Only by growing the economy will Scotland meet its ambitions to create a fairer society, writes Sara Thiam

• The Scotsman
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Many people cook rice incorrectly by boiling and draining it like pasta, but now one pro has shared her foolproof absorption method for perfect results

• WalesOnline
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• The Independent
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Draught prices are set to increase by 5.2 per cent by the company Diageo

• The Independent
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National Bagel Day takes place every January 15

• The Independent
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The Prime Minister accused the Conservatives of doing something very rude to the United Kingdom

• Daily Express
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There was a time when nobody picked up after their dogs – and it would have been considered disgusting to do so. What caused the change in attitude? A PE teacher from Cardiff called Tony is frozen solid after being caught in an avalanche in 1979. There he remains until global heating sees to his thawing and he pops up in the present day, exactly as he was back then. Comedy ensues. This is make-believe, by the way; it’s the premise of Mike Bubbins’ BBC series Mammoth . In the masterful opening scenes, to the sound of Gerry Rafferty’s Get It Right Next Time, we see Tony being scornful, angry, frightened and disgusted by four things that didn’t happen before his big freeze. He scoffs at a bloke carrying a baby in a sling, gives a charity chugger very short shrift, and jumps out of his skin when a youth on a hoverboard zips past him. But it was Tony’s disgust at a woman picking up her German shepherd’s poo that got me thinking. When did picking up dog poo become the thing to do? Or, put another way, when did just leaving it there become the thing not to do? When did we start becoming disgusted at those who didn’t pick it up rather than those who did? This is a pretty seismic cultural shift, I’m sure you’ll agree. Continue reading...

• The Guardian
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Yellow weather warning for rain as up to 30mm of rainfall expected fairly widely

• Evening Standard
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The West Midlands police chief constable has admitted a key piece of evidence used to ban Israeli fans was made-up by Microsoft Copilot AI Read Full Article at RT.com

• RT
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The Chancellor spoke during a visit to a rail depot in Leeds.

• Evening Standard
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​Nominations close today for those hoping to be the next leader of the Ulster Unionist Party – with Jon Burrows clear favourite to take over from Mike Nesbitt.

• Northern Ireland World
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Abbey Clancy has revealed that she had to be rushed to hospital in Dubai after suffering a serious injury.

• The Independent
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Scotland’s First Minister made the comments ahead of Nigel Farage announcing the party’s Scottish leader.

• Evening Standard
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TRAFFIC is at a standstill on both the M6 and M58 following an accidents on two motorways. Between junction 30 Samlesbury, to junction 30, M61 Interchangeand all traffic is being held while emergency services attend to a collision. There has also been an accident on the M58, stopping traffic southbound between J5 Skelmersdale and the...

• The Sun
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Indian government yet to issue visas to spinners Ahmed and Rashid unlikely to fly to Sri Lanka this week England have had a setback in their preparations for the T20 World Cup next month with the Indian government yet to issue visas to the spinners Adil Rashid and Rehan Ahmed. The delay means that both players, who have Pakistani heritage, are unlikely to travel with the rest of the squad this weekend for six warm-up matches against Sri Lanka, and it is unclear when they will join their teammates. The visa delays have not come as a surprise to the England and Wales Cricket Board, which has become accustomed to the Indian government’s bureaucratic approach in recent years due to their worsening diplomatic and political relations with Pakistan. Continue reading...

• The Guardian
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It comes after Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood said PC Guildford 'no longer has my confidence' after a damning report into the force's decision to ban fans of the Israeli team.

• Daily Mail UK
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